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Originally Posted by Slava
That’s already taxed. If you have non-registered assets and die, it’s a deemed disposition and your estate pays those taxes. If that’s over $250k in gains, you will pay more under this, but here’s the thing people have to accept; no one feels bad for you because you have a capital gain and it’s over $250,000 in a single year and end up paying a little more tax. Public sympathy is just not there.
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Yes, obviously that is taxed. But now it will be taxed more … like an inheritance tax. Public sympathy has nothing to do with it